Sentence examples for sentiments when it comes from inspiring English sources

Anyway, although it's only been two months, we're seeing some pretty clear sentiments when it comes to who students would prefer to work for.

Disdain and disgust have been common sentiments when it comes to Americans' views of the national political environment.

Douglas Hattaway, a spokesman for the Gore campaign, rejected Mr. Bush's implicit portrayal of the vice president as someone without concern for local sentiments when it came to protecting land and water, and said Mr. Gore believed strongly in working with local residents on conservation efforts.

Zivari echoed these sentiments when it came to her own personal journey with style and her queer identity.

"The wider issues of unsolved European sovereign debt issues will outweigh any Olympic sentiment when it comes to stock market performance in the next few weeks".

There is something wearily familiar, but also irresistibly chipper, about the customary boomeranging of public sentiment when it comes to following England's footballers at a major tournament.

But Bloc Party has always favored drama, and there's plenty of precedent for overblown sentiment when it comes to pop and broken hearts.

While it's become cliché to hear sports stars humbly share credit for their success with their teams, it's an accurate sentiment when it comes to merchandise sales.

After all these years, Beatlemaniacs and others still carry that sentiment when it comes to John Paul, George and Ringo.

There's also a tremendous not-in-my-front-yard sentiment when it comes to headquartering the command.

I do agree with that that is too often the sentiment when it comes to internet reporting.